Sentence examples similar to inadequate shape from inspiring English sources

While that approach helped enact landmark legislation in the 1970s like the Clean Air and Clean Water Acts, it has proven woefully inadequate to shape a cohesive American response to global warming.

Results are compared to Classical Lamination Theory predictions which are shown to be inadequate in predicting shape errors that require changes in Gaussian curvature.

What both sides miss is that zoning — the focus of planning for the last 100 years — is an inadequate tool for shaping the future of an evolving city.

The methodology application allowed the identification of critical hot-spots (with temperatures up to about 400°C) on the surface of the unit internal components, mainly due to an inadequate insulation thickness and shape.

Although linear and quadratic polynomials are commonly used, they are often inadequate to describe the shape of the association.

For example, men with EDs were described as: feeling " physically inadequate" (DMi-03/08/2011); insecure about body shape and wanting " more of a manly physique" DMa-01/04/2006); or " vulnerable young men" (DMi-25/02/2010).

These results would suggest inadequate assumption of the energy spectrum shape that would cause underestimation of the Pedersen and Hall conductivities from the photometric method.

My comprehension of his tons of shaped steel always feels inadequate to their conceptual subtlety, engineering sophistication, and, oh my, size.

It is inadequate for RC elements with different geometrical shapes, such as cylindrical elements.

The funding was inadequate, and the rented premises were in bad shape.

But most of us aren't shaped that way, so we feel inadequate.